I think you are referring to the measurements on the 'periodontal Probe'...basically a milimeter ruler that the dentist uses to measure the 'pocket depth' of the gingival sulcas. you want 3 mm or lower.
The word itself means pertaining to around the teeth. Peri+ around + -ondant-=teeth + -al=pertaining to. A person looking for this would notice redness and/or swelling at the gum level. It can be caused by damage to the alveolar bone, periodontal ligament, cementum, or gingiva (gum).
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In the very earliest stages, flossing and use of dental sticks allow for cleaning the contact areas (beween teeth) and stimulating the gums (in order to prevent receding gums and advancement of periodontal disease).
Hi, Generally, very basic line of treatment or the first thing to do in any periodontal disease or condition is oral prophylaxis/ cleaning/ dental scaling. Then the further treatment will be according to the severity or condition of the periodontal disease, which are (in order of less severity to more severity) root planing, deep curettage, flap surgeries with or without bone grafting. Most important thing in periodontal treatment rather in any gums related treatment is maintaining the gum condition after treatment by proper brushing, regular use of antiseptic mouthwash and other things which are specified by dentist after that particular treatment.
Dentists use gold to make crowns and inlays.
A true pocket is formed when, due to gum disease (periodontitis), the periodontal ligament (that attaches the tooth's root to the surrounding gum) is destroyed. This causes a gap or pocket that runs down the sides of the tooth. Eventually the bacteria that caused the periodontal disease will be introduced to the underlying Alveolar Bone and will destroy that also, causing the tooth to become mobile and ultimately it will fall out. Gum disease can be halted, (the prognosis is better if caught earlier) by a routine of careful cleaning, visits to the dentist for ultrasonic periodontal cleaning, and use of anti-bacterial mouthwashes. Signs of gum disease are: red angry swollen gums, bleeding gums on brushing, bad breath and build-up of tartar. Remember life is more enjoyable with healthy teeth and gums.
Dentists have utilized the process since 1897
There is no requirement for dentists or orthodontists to use dental marketing. However, it is an ideal way to attract more customers. Dentists that cannot expand more will most likely not use it.
Doctors and Dentists alike, use X-Ray Technology as both a diagnostic and exploratory tool. X-Rays are designed to penetrate human skin to look at bones, organs, joints, and tissues. With this information, doctors and dentists can look for signs of disease or defect and assist in removal or correction of those diseases and defects.
Dentists who use lasers in their work can use them for killing the bacteria in a cavity and then filling it. They can also use them for surgery, and you may not need stitches.
The techiniques that pain free dentists use is drugs and meds to help the patients avoid the pain.
Not usually.
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They don't.